Season Three
Gail returns to Capeside a few episodes into Season Three and it emerges that the job in Philadelphia has not worked out. She and Mitch try to establish a new friendship between them, and when this results in them acting the part of a married couple in order to help the Potter family who have just opened a bed and breakfast, Dawson becomes somewhat uncomfortable, as he doesn't understand what is happening. Shortly after this, Gail opens a fish restaurant in town, and Mitch helps her with this and eventually becomes the general manager. Towards the end of Season Three, it becomes clear that there is chemistry between Mitch and Gail again, and they begin to reconcile. They remarry in the final episode of the season.
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